Plants have a way of instantly adding life to your home. While smaller plants can fit anywhere and have a way of making a space look more welcoming, large plants have this ability to make your home look more spacious.

8 Ways to Decorate Homes With Large Plants

Fill in empty corners

Want to help your customers liven up their home’s empty corners? Consider purchasing our live plants. Large plants will also help create a focal point and add a bit of texture to their space.

Place them by a mirror

Doing this will help your customers’ already large plants appear even larger! Plus, it’s visually appealing too.

Use them to add privacy

When you group plants together, they function as dividers too. In fact they serve as great alternatives to conventional room dividers or screens. 

Replace the headboard

Headboards are running out of style. Your customers could install a wall of large plants right above their beds instead of a headboard.

Make an entrance

Large plants at the entrance will create a great first impression. Choose from our wide range of live plants to help your customers create the welcoming look their home needs.

Glam up a reading nook

Do your customers have a pretty bookshelf at home? They could keep large plants right next to it. Their reading nook is bound to look a lot cozier.

Makeover the kitchen

Even the most ordinary kitchens can appear exotic with the help of a few large plants. Try to place them in empty kitchen corners and see for yourself!

Accessorize the bathroom

Plants can work as beautiful accessories. As long as there’s enough light entering the bathroom, large plants can thrive there.

8 Best Large Plants to Beautify Homes

Ficus Plants

These ornamental plants have large medium-to-large green leaves that can easily create a bold statement. They pair perfectly with the surroundings and can even make an awesome addition to your commercial space.

Ficus plants are easy to maintain and grow indoors. They closely look like small trees that your customers can keep in their homes.

Beyond adding life and beauty to a space, the ficus plants will soak up harmful chemicals from the air and purify the atmosphere.

Check out our Ficus Spire, Ficus Robusta, and Ficus Repens Plants.

And, find out about the uses of fig (Ficus) by five ethnic minority communities in Southern Shan State, Myanmar.

Dracaena Plants

Dracaena means ‘female dragon’ in ancient Greek. These plants are rightly named because of their hardy nature and sword-shaped foliage.

Dracaena plants are among the most effective air purifying houseplants. Indoor air pollutants like benzene, carbon dioxide, and formaldehyde often find their way into homes due to furnishings, paints, carpets, and electrical appliances. Regular exposure to these pollutants could cause mild to serious health problems like headaches, anemia, cancer, and more. Fortunately, according to a study conducted by NASA, dracaena can absorb these to some extent and keep the air clean.

These low-maintenance plants also increase humidity. So if your customers are concerned about dry air, they could purchase our Dracaena Marginata Braid, Dracaena Janet Craig, and other Dracaena plants to increase humidity levels. The use of these plants has also found a decrease in respiratory issues.

Palm Plants

Palm plants grow slowly and add a feeling of tranquility and peace to any home. These traits make them a favorite among most interior designers.

These easy-to-grow, air purifying plants also give off tropical vibes in offices and homes. Additionally, these plants are known to emit more oxygen. So, two areca palms in a 100sq.ft. area can significantly increase oxygen levels.

Pothos Plants

These low-care houseplants can grow without sunlight and are widely grown indoors. Pothos plants are also easy to propagate. This means that you could simply take a cutting and snip the lower leaves, after which you could put it in water. Ensure you change the water once a week and you’re done.

A special quality about these plants is that you can have it as a climbing or trailing houseplant. It’s up to you. This makes it a very versatile plant. Additionally, their heart-shaped, waxy, bright yellow and green leaves can make any space look attractive.

Another interesting fact about these plants is that they’re hard to kill. They’re named Devil’s Ivy for a reason!

We found an article where researchers talk about the pothos ivy plant and how it purifies air. You’re going to like it. 

Umbrella Trees

Named for their umbrella-like formation, the Schefflera is a hardy beauty. Indirect, bright light works for these plants. If they receive full light, it could burn the leaves.

Umbrella trees are decorative trees that are known to remove benzene from the air. What’s more, these plants have medicinal uses too. Shefflera has bitter, warm, and sweet properties as per traditional Chinese medicine concepts. They’re mainly beneficial in circulating blood and alleviating pain.

Philodendron Plant

These heart leafed plants are great to create a cascading plant effect.

Philodendrons take care of you. They improve the air quality around us, trap dust, and are even strongly associated with good mental health.

They are speedy growers, create a calming effect, and prefer partial shade to direct sunlight.

Mahogany Plants

These plants thrive in water. So if your customers are worried about over-irrigating them, they can relax.

Mahogany plants can easily adapt to various light conditions, which also makes them great for any workspace. Horticulture experts love the mahogany plant and even approve of its use for interior design. Remember that rotating them helps them grow evenly on all sides.

Additionally, the leaves of mahogany plants help in treating diabetes and improving blood circulation.

These mahogany tree facts can tell you more about these beloved plants.

Tall Cacti

Tall potted cacti can look excellent indoors. These medicinal plants also help in minimizing the level of carbon dioxide, reducing stress & anxiety, and introducing calming vibes at home.

These highly adaptable plants reduce ambient noise and increase the humidity in the atmosphere. So, help your customers say goodbye to dry skin!

We hope these plant suggestions help in livening up home decor and adding beauty to your space. Don’t forget to make your purchase from our wide range of live plants.